| Author | Message | ||
     Hunter Louis (Hglouis) New Member Username: Hglouis Post Number: 38 Registered: 10-2002 |
Hey guys, found out today that I'll be moving from Louisville to Columbia, SC in June for 3 years. Drop me a line at hglouis@hotmail.com if you're nearby! I'll be working at Palmetto Richland Hospital in the ED. Thanks, Hunter | ||
| Hunter Louis (Hglouis) New Member Username: Hglouis Post Number: 39 Registered: 10-2002 |
anyone yet? | ||
| Bill M. (Circekat) Member Username: Circekat Post Number: 178 Registered: 03-2002 |
Hi Hunter! Welcomt to the Bible Belt. I live in Orangeburg, about 1 hour south of Columbia. You might want to check in trails or events for items in the nearby area. Most people down here that have Disco's are in the bigger metropolitan areas of Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, Spartanburg, etc. The folks at Land Rover Columbia are great and really care about these wonderous vehicles. I hope that this helps. Currently, I am in a plant start-up that keeps me away from even my firefighting gig. Enjoy, Bill M. | ||
| Joe Blanchard (Joeblanch) New Member Username: Joeblanch Post Number: 34 Registered: 01-2003 |
Hey Hunter- Welcome to the South! I live in a small town right outside of Greenville. I am about 1 hour from Columbia. Lots of good Camping and Hiking/climbing up here. Check out the local clubs in SC, NC, Ga. Lots of events! Zip me an e-mail if you are ever up this way. Joe | ||
| Joe Wooten (Joe_w) New Member Username: Joe_w Post Number: 4 Registered: 02-2003 |
Joe, Hunter, We are starting up an 'informal' Rover group here in Greenville. We are planning an outing to the North GA mountains on the weekend of April 4-6. If you would like to join us, please drop me an e-mail or just stop by EuRover Automotive, the home of the best Rover service around (shameless plug intended). Joe | ||
| Joe Blanchard (Joeblanch) New Member Username: Joeblanch Post Number: 35 Registered: 01-2003 |
Joe_W, I sent you an e-mail. Where is EuRover Automotive? I have never heard of them? Thanks | ||
| Brad Russell (Bradnc) Member Username: Bradnc Post Number: 183 Registered: 03-2002 |
SC is definately the BEST/WORST state in the country depending on how u look at it. No vehicle inspections...still flying the rebel flag...first to seceed from the union...Their last Senator was over 100 years old...NAACP is boycotting the state...second worst schools in the country...and the list goes on. I live in NC but can't help but love SC. | ||
| Joe Wooten (Joe_w) New Member Username: Joe_w Post Number: 5 Registered: 02-2003 |
Joe B. The address is: Eurover Automotive 444 W. Warehouse Ct. Greenville, SC (864) 244-4199 Robert Bryan, Owner/Tech | ||
| Matt (Doc175) Member Username: Doc175 Post Number: 125 Registered: 11-2002 |
I'm moving to Fayetteville, NC from Savannah, GA. It seems like there are a lot of Disco people in NC, SC and Atlanta/ North GA. SOLAROS out of Atlanta is very actie with rides in N GA and TN/ NC border. CROC in NC is also very active. Just a few options. Keep us up-to-date on the club out of Greenville. | ||
| Joe Wooten (Joe_w) New Member Username: Joe_w Post Number: 6 Registered: 02-2003 |
Matt, You are right - there are a lot of Rover people around the Carolinas. The problem we have here in upstate SC is that all of the clubs are based pretty far away - CROC is based in Raleigh/Durham, Solaros is in Atlanta. Too far away to participate in the informal 'social' stuff. Right now we are just a group of guys who hang out, have a beer, go camping and play with Rovers. I don't think we are out to start a big club. From what I have seen, sometimes the pressures and politics of a formal organization get in the way of having a good time. | ||
| todd slater (Toddslater) Senior Member Username: Toddslater Post Number: 260 Registered: 08-2002 |
Hunter, I lived in Columbia from @84 to 89. SC in general has tons of good wheeling areas...you will learn to love the red clay...slippery as all hell. I lived near the zoo in St. Andrews area. There are (at least were) lots of access points onto trails off of Bush river Rd. that follow along the Saluda River...from the tail race of Lake Murray all the way down to the confluence with the Broad River in W. Cola. Hopefully, it's not all houses now. I also wheeled and hunted on some public lands up outside of Ridgeway and Winnsboro. If you go up north there are nice areas around Caesers Head State Park. Some friends had land (hunting club) around Congaree swamp which is very close to town. It shouldn't take long to hook up with locals that will show you around. Email me once you get down there if you need help finding the slippery red stuff. |
